US6921501B2 - Method of forming a circumferentially closed concrete wall having the same cross-section over the entire height thereof - Google Patents
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- E04G11/00—Forms, shutterings, or falsework for making walls, floors, ceilings, or roofs
- E04G11/06—Forms, shutterings, or falsework for making walls, floors, ceilings, or roofs for walls, e.g. curved end panels for wall shutterings; filler elements for wall shutterings; shutterings for vertical ducts
- E04G11/20—Movable forms; Movable forms for moulding cylindrical, conical or hyperbolical structures; Templates serving as forms for positioning blocks or the like
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- the present invention relates to a method of erection of constructional units and, in particular, to a method of forming a circumferentially closed concrete wall having the same cross-section over its entire height in a plurality of concrete-placing steps and in which in each subsequent step, a circumferentially closed concrete wall section is formed on an upper end of an already formed concrete wall section, and at least one circumferentially closed inner falsework is used in more than one concrete-placing steps.
- the same cross-section means the cross-section of the wall does not change its shape and size over the entire height of the wall.
- the process is effected in following steps.
- the inner falsework which is to be used in the next concrete-placing step, is secured to an already formed section of the concrete wall at a predetermined height and is centered.
- components are secured to the inner falsework at respective locations.
- Such components are, e.g., anchors or embeddable casings for plug sockets.
- recesses should be formed in the concrete wall, e.g., for windows or doors, corresponding falsework parts for forming the recesses or openings are secured to the falsework.
- reinforcing means for the next formed section of the wall is mounted.
- Portions of the reinforcing means can be connected to the inner falsework for retaining the reinforcing means in place.
- reinforcing means is secured to a bottom of a formed, circumferentially closed reinforcing means holder, is lifted with a lifting jack, and is placed, over the inner falsework secured to the wall, on a wall top.
- an outer falsework is attached and connected with the inner falsework for forming a circumferentially closed section of the wall, with concrete being poured into the space between the outer and inner falseworks.
- An object of the invention is to provide a particularly effective and economical method of forming a circumferentially closed concrete wall.
- the concrete wall is formed in a plurality of concrete-placing steps, with use of the at least two inner falseworks in more than one steps, where in each subsequent concrete-placing step, a circumferentially closed concrete wall section is formed on an upper end of an already formed section of the concrete wall.
- at least one concrete-placing step one of the at least two inner falseworks, which is used in the at least one concrete-placing step and which was lifted off a mounting site, is placed on the climbing strip which is secured on the concrete wall section formed in a previous concrete-placing step and which forms part of another of the at least two falseworks that was used in the previous step.
- reinforcing means are secured on an outer side of the one of the at least two inner falseworks.
- the same cross-section means that the cross-sectional surfaces of the falsework boarding, i.e., the surfaces, which are surrounded by the circumferentially closed profiles of the boarding, in cross-section, have the same shape and size.
- the inner falseworks are pre-assembled on a mounting site, with the reinforcing means being provided on the outer surfaces of the inner falseworks.
- the mounting process can take place while the previous concrete-placing step is effected or during hardening of concrete poured in the previous step.
- the inner falsework is lifted, together with the attached thereto, reinforcing means, and is placed on the climbing strip that was left on the already formed wall section.
- the climbing strip has means that provides for centering of the inner falsework, which permits to eliminate additional step associated with a need to center the inner falsework.
- the inner falsework, together with the reinforcing means occupies a predetermined position as soon as it is placed on the climbing strip.
- the inventive method permits to substantially reduce the time necessary for erection of a circumferentially closed wall.
- the use of at least two inner falseworks, which are used in several steps, permits to prepare one of the falseworks at a mounting site for a next concrete-placing step, while another is already used for forming a section of the concrete wall.
- three or more inner falseworks having the same cross-section can be used. That would permit to prepare simultaneously, at different mounting sites, several inner falseworks for several concrete wall sections.
- the falsework parts for forming openings in a concrete wall can also be attached to the inner falsework at a mounting site.
- the embedded elements can be attached either to the falsework or to the reinforcing means.
- FIG. 1 a vertical cross-sectional view illustrating a first phase of a method according to the present invention of erection of a circumferentially closed wall;
- FIG. 2 a vertical cross-sectional view illustrating a second phase of a method according to the present invention of erection of a circumferentially closed wall
- FIG. 3 a vertical cross-sectional view illustrating a third phase of a method according to the present invention of erection of a circumferentially closed wall
- FIG. 4 a schematic plan view of the constructional unit in its third phase according to FIG. 3 (without reinforcing rods projecting from a wall top);
- FIG. 5 a schematic perspective view of separate central segments of an inner falsework
- FIG. 6 a schematic perspective view of an inner falsework with elements for forming openings in a concrete wall.
- FIG. 1 shows a partially finished, circumferentially closed constructional unit obtained in a first phase of a method according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a partially finished, circumferentially closed constructional unit obtained in a first phase of a method according to the present invention.
- An outer falsework 2 is placed on the last-formed section 1 of the concrete wall.
- anchors 3 are standard constructional anchors.
- the anchors 3 can be provided with an inner thread accessible from both outer side and inner side of the concrete wall and into which screw bolt can be screwed in.
- the inner falsework 5 includes a main part 6 and a climbing strip 7 provided on the upper end of the main part 6 and connected therewith, e.g., by a threaded connection. In the mounted condition, both the main part 6 and the climbing strip 7 are circumferentially closed, with their outer sides forming the boarding 22 . On the outer side of the inner falsework 5 , there is provided reinforcing means that is carried by the inner falsework 5 .
- the reinforcing means 8 for the next to-be-erected circumferentially closed section of the concrete wall is provided before lifting of the inner falseworks 5 on a mounting site and is connected with the inner falsework 5 .
- elements of the concrete wall are provided on the reinforcing means 8 , which elements can include, e.g., anchors 3 and other elements contemplated in the concrete wall.
- elements of the concrete wall are provided on the reinforcing means 8 , which elements can include, e.g., anchors 3 and other elements contemplated in the concrete wall.
- falsework sections for forming openings in the to-be-formed section of the concrete wall can be provided on the inner falsework 5 .
- a climbing strip 7 of the inner falsework 5 which was used in this previous step, was secured, by using the imbedded anchors 3 , with screw bolts screwed into the anchors 3 and projecting through the openings in the climbing strip 7 .
- the main part 6 of the inner falsework 5 which was used in this previous step, has already been lifted off the concrete wall.
- the lifted inner falsework 5 is then placed, with the lifting jack 4 onto the climbing strip 7 which was secured to the concrete wall in the previous concrete-placing step.
- the inner falsework 5 For centering and the alignment of the inner falsework 5 with the climbing strip 7 secured to the concrete wall, there are provided, on the upper surface of the climbing strip 7 , cones 9 insertable in depressions 10 provided on the inner side of the main part 6 .
- the depressions 10 have a shape corresponding to that of cones 9 .
- cones 9 other elements can be used for centering the inner falsework 5 ′ on the climbing strip 7 secured on the concrete walls.
- guide sheets which project from the climbing strip 7 upward and downward therefrom, can be used.
- the guide sheets can be provided with run-on slopes for the main part 6 of the inner falsework 5 placed on the climbing strip 4 .
- the width of the climbing strip 7 can be smaller than that of the main part 6 , as shown in the figures.
- the width of a climbing strip can also be the same as that of the main part and (theoretically) it can be greater than that of the main part.
- the main part 6 can be formed as a falsework frame.
- the climbing strip 7 can be formed, e.g., by a U-shaped profile, with its opening side facing downward.
- FIG. 2 shows the inner falsework 5 being placed on the climbing strip 7 , which is secured to the concrete wall, and, preferably, attached to the climbing strip 7 with screw means.
- the reinforcing means 8 which is attached to the inner falsework 5 , is already in the correct position.
- the outer falsework 2 is mounted.
- the outer falsework 2 is formed of a main part 11 and climbing strips 12 securable to upper and lower ends of the outer falsework 2 . From the position shown in FIG. 1 , the main part 11 is lifted from the concrete wall, together with the climbing strip 12 secured to the lower end of the main part 11 .
- the climbing strip 12 which is secured to the lower end of the main part 11 , is lifted therefrom and is secured to the upper end of the main part.
- the main part 11 is placed, together with the climbing strip 12 , secured to its upper end, onto the climbing strip 12 that remained on the concrete wall.
- the outer falsework 2 is then screwed to the climbing strip 12 , which remained on the concrete wall, and is connected with the inner falsework in a conventional manner, as shown with lines 13 in FIG. 2 .
- the space between the outer falsework 2 and the inner falsework 5 is filled with concrete up to the upper edges of the climbing strips 7 , 12 .
- This phase is shown in FIG. 3 .
- the inner falsework 5 can be prepared for the next concrete-placing step on a mounting site 14 which, advantageously, is provided on the floor.
- reinforcing means 8 is secured to the outer side of the inner falsework 5 , together with other embedded components contemplated in the concrete wall.
- assembly works can be conducted on several inner falseworks. Thereby, immediately after the solidification or hardening of the concrete of one section of the wall, a completely assembled inner falsework 5 with reinforcing means 8 is available for the next section.
- the falsework is formed of several, secured, by screws, one above the other circumferential segments having a shape shown, e.g., in FIG. 4 .
- middle sections 17 are hanged on the lifting jack 4 with attachment eyelets 18 (see FIG. 1 ), and the screw connection between the middle segments 17 and the corner segments 15 is released.
- the tie rods 16 includes screwed into each other sections, e.g., a middle section with inner threads provided at its opposite ends and into which side sections are screwed with their outer threads. The threaded connections of the tie rods are shown in FIG. 4 with a reference number 19 . By rotation of the middle sections of the tie rods 16 , the middle segments 17 are connected with each other.
- the segments can be distributed in the circumferential direction in a different manner.
- FIG. 6 shows the main part 6 of the inner falsework, together with falsework sections 20 for forming opening in a respective section of the concrete wall.
- the constructional unit can have other circumferentially closed ground plans, e.g., a rectangular, polygonal, or circular ground plan.
- the outer falsework can be formed differently than shown in the drawings. E.g., it can be formed as an integral part (without climbing strip being secured to the top and the bottom of the main part). Also, the heights of an outer falsework and an inner falsework can be different.
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